Your first name of Ngsiewtin has given you a quick, active mind, which has caused you to delve into many different ideas and theories. Seldom do not you start anything in the same way twice, nor do you like to adhere to any working plan. Your success is limited for, though you will work intently as long as an activity holds your interest, once the work becomes routine, it seems boring and monotonous, causing you to look for something new. You long for change, travel, new experiences, adventures, and meeting new people. You will not tolerate situations where your independence is curtailed or where you are being criticized. You tend to do to excess whatever you like to do, until boredom sets in. Though you can work on any undertaking intently as long as it absorbs your interest, you cannot persevere when confronted by obstacles or by tedious monotony. You have a desire for association with people and, since you have no difficulty in being spontaneous and expressive with others, you have considerable ability for discussion and debate. Your intensity must have a constructive outlet; otherwise, pent-up repression and frustration could lead to uncontrolled emotional indulgences and experiences which could bring nervous indigestion, ulcerated stomach, or moods of depression with very morbid, destructive thoughts. There is an element of idealism in this name which makes you generous toward those who are less fortunate than yourself, and also causes you to uphold the rights of others.